The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-13

y.-ast H., special 1no n''AASS
To rictims of the Chatsworth disaster
osaa hesn learned. There are still
ns'o ,tsn bodies unidentified at that
'U ,. During Thursday afternoon
plS0'' dead we're conveyed westward
y fSrtieods, and they cannot be lnc19oeo
?! The the names given here. me omcerS
n y r s Peoria & Warsaw KaIway
o. no sndesyored to keep record OF the
9 1dS bodies removed from the wreck
oSs The president thinks that
IN rHsEE Oh FOUR DAYS
49,, nil be enabled to render an ac-
. .nr Of the fatalities. The report that
s 49, we're eight dead at Piper station
.-. IN have been incorrect. Only
p .No nsrsous died there up to noon to :
s,v-Mrs. Valentine and G. P. Vanllenr
~ Gslesburg, Ill. Three or four per
,oDs who we're reported as dead were
- d.v learned to be among the
E.Uo1nded at Piper City.
"g TmnIovee, of the road we're sent to
p; Irp ssflv this morning to secure the
1s sF Of all the dead and wounded. 1t
wss found there were iorty-tour
wonrded and two dead at Piper City.
The following is list OF
THOSE WHO HAD DIED
INTO. o'clock this afternoon, as far as
- names could be learned from Cor
cneT Long, friends and relatives:
v,u,d Mrs. Mona Alter, West Point, Ia.
n,s. 3S. Miss EYslter, aged 90 <. +. Adams,
S3eu ~ m Mrs " d. Allen, Peoria;
Ti.o susie Rail. Peoria; j. Body.S G Breeze
W1onijg nj. Mrs. William Bell, Peoria;
a.! !V1 InsSe Blsndin, Parker's Corner, Ill;
Gbow6er Farmer, ChenOa; Mrs. Thomas
C0oDar. Pekin; Mrs Patton MS Cress. ASH
inrton, D c.; Mrs Archie CrossWelI, Peorla;
Ms, n Clay, Eureka, II MIS-. Evelyn
CsyrutberS Evans, III. William Craig, cuba,
H nj Rev Rev william Collins, Galesburg; Matte
Case Washington, III Captain Z, I.
Dahlke, Peoria; Mrs Emily Duckett, Forest,
nj Mrs. James Deal, Poor a; r. Estolbaum,
Peoria; Millsrd Fillmore, Pontiac; Pearl
French, Peoria; J. A. Green, Breeds Station;
Mrs " A. GarretsOn, Peoria; E A. Goodell,
Peoria; 6 F Hartley, Bushnell, Ill; Mrs.
z Hill, Berwick, Ill; F. R. Hill, Berwick,
Ills r. Hills infant child; Noah Aver
mill. Canton Ill Mrs Hicks, ChillicOthe {;
Joseph Josef P. Kelly Breeds Station; Miss
Kelly, Peoria; w 3. Lott, ElkWood, Ill. N g.
Mcdonald, Engineer Ed. McClintock and j.
B Fsdden. Peoria; Jesse Meek. Eureka, III I;
Miss Mary McEvery, Peoria; Miss agnes
Murphy, Peoria, aged Is; Rose Murphy,
Peoria, aged 10; Mrs A. II. Mcclure, Keys
burg, IL; infant of Mrs. Mcclure; Mrs.
John Murphy, Peoria; N. 81 Moore, Jack
sOnVille III A Martin, Bloomington; in
fsnt of Mrs, Neal, of Peoria; Miss Jennie
Peoria; W. H. Potter, Bushnell; Willard
Patterson, Wyoming, III. D. Richards,
franklin, Neb asks; George Press, Washing
tOn III; Michael W. Regain, Bling
hampton, New York; Paul Sacken-
renter, Pekin; Mrs. &. D. Snedrecker,
Abingdon, III; r. E Strachan, Peoria;
William Stephens, Peoria; Miss Emma
Stephens Peoria; Miss Ella Stephens,
Peoria; Melville smith, Metamora: Mrs.
smith, Metamora, Ill; George A. Smith,
Peoria; H. s. W. Egglessen, Keokuk; 0ney
West Point, la Jesse Sherman, Brimfield,
u " F Troyile, Abingdon. ILL.,; C. Van
Lean, Gaesburg Ill. Mrs. Peter Valentine,
New York; Mrs Mary Valdege, Peoria; Mrs.
Iaa webster, Peoria; r. r. Wright, Peoria;
EtedD WinnO, Peoria; Zeidler, Pekin,
LIZ aged q; Mrs. Zimmerman, Peoria.
In addition to the eighty six or
elghty-seyen known to be dead, there
we're three wounded at Chatsworth,
RhOm the physicians pronounced to be
beyond recovery, and they lay in the
own hall and were being cared for by
relatives or kind sympathiZers in every
possible way. These three are Mrs. G
q n UlaTk, OF RootstoWn, Ohio; Mrs.
Mary FsldeiO, Peoria, and Harry B.
Lawrence, OF Burlington, L..
THE LIST OF WOUNDED Is NECESSARILY
INCOMPLETE,
S1d the full extent of the injuries will,
probably, never be known. The women
IN Chatsworth have done everything
possible for the wounded, thirty of
' slom Stll lay in the town hall and
o ovtle IN private houses, the depot and
t gsuef places. Where the dead Law
iIe[e were many sad scenes to-day.
t n1Aious relatives arrived from the
0Nus along the line west and began a
SssIo9 Tor their friends among the
Saugieo and CHASTITY corpses. Hus
f SHuus were looking for wives, parents
Al sno children and sons for parents.
S tatn these was J. Kelly, of breeds
''Suonr young man
LOOKING FOR his FATHER AND UNCLE
M - looked in vain among the dead
s sTT,ss Tor his relatives, but when he
tbes C 5a9g TO the coroner he was shown
TbeN T ." body of his father J. P. Kelly.
mU,fsStla, could not recognize the
be lated Oneel features. Later IN the day,
badIT n his uncle, John B. Kelly,
T5o noQnded lying in the town hall.
Petin OGdy of Paul Sackencuter, of
identiEos mas not yet been certainly
ZaiJianueo One of his workmen, John
Was 1' e.! Is among the killed. His head
his rushed from both sides, so that
9ge atIufes we're utterly unacceptable.
infon 9 oody of Mrs. S. Mcclure and her
lden,i sS rom Keithsburg, have been
h ,b ~ from among the dead living
= Tue S5e sehoOlhouse last night. o
isv &c iast body removed from there to-
n IVA; was that of Mrs. Stoddard. of Fort
,ioh uo l body identified during the
lss ~ P,p Was That of Mrs. Rode BIandin,
3er bUleehce, OF Parker's Corners, III.
ON ar, husband arrived on the late train
Srs p ner BODY and slipped it home
"'AHoin had her two little daugh